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One thing I noticed on the Linux AppImage version, the unpremultiply alpha filter needs to be above the gaussian blur filter, otherwise things are not as expected (it kills the blur effect for some reason on my machine).

The Camera Lens Blur effect that came with AE CS 5.5 and CS 6 doesn't look nearly as good as the old Lens Blur effect that came with CS 5; it's pretty much unusable for my purposes. Foreground elements that should be sharp render sharp, but with a blurry halo around them. The old Camera Lens blur does not exhibit this behavior, nor the Frischluft Depth of Field plugin.

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The "new" Camera Lens Blur is acting like the Compound Blur effect. Foreground elements appear sharp but with a blurry halo since the entire "background" is being blurred, creating a blurred ghost of the foreground element. The old Lens Blur effect was very slow, but it did work.

Did you have an opportunity to check my project file? I can find no combination of settings that duplicates the behavior of the old Lens Blur effect. A Blur Radius of anything but zero creates the blurry halo around my foreground element; the larger the radius, the bigger the halo. And, obviously, there is no DOF effect if the radius is zero.

Your sample isn't really what I'm looking for. I want that big particle in the upper left to be totally sharp, with everything in the distance getting progressively blurrier without any halos around that foreground element. The old Lens Blur had no problem with this. If you look at the Old Lens Blur comp in my project you'll see that you're able to crank the Iris Radius way up, creating a background that's really out-of-focus but without a halo around that foreground particle. The Frishluft DOF plugin produces the look I want, too, and it's much faster than the old, native Lens Blur. That CS5 version is staggeringly slow.

Also, I attempted to duplicate your settings, but my Blur Focal Distance in the Camera Lens Blur only has a range of 0 to 1. I don't know how you were able to plug in 8520. Of course the Blur Focal Distance settings are moot if I'm only allowed a miniscule blur radius to prevent a halo from forming.

Define "better." If you look at the comparison image I posted at the beginning of this thread I put a render from the old CS5 Lensblur next to the Frishluft Depth of Field Blur, and I don't see any appreciable difference in quality. No halos around the foreground element, nice realistic blur stretching off in the distance. The primary thing that makes the Frishluft solution better is that it's a lot faster than the old native Lens Blur. I think it kind of sucks to have to spend $300 to regain functionality that was native in After Effects.

I was able to import the blur effect from CS5 into the plugins folder for CS6. I took away the current pluging for "lens blur" and this worked. store your CS6 plugin somewhere else for use in the future. However when I open After Effects both "camera lens blur" and "lens blur" show up in my effects panel. Not sure why they are both there, but they both work!

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As far as I can see it, the root cause seems to be that Designer does not use dithering for Gaussian Blur effects, even though it does dithering for gradients. Are there plans to address this? Or are there plans to support Photoshop filter effects in Designer, like it is already supported on Photo side? Because then we could use some Photoshop plugin as a workaround instead of using Designer's integrated blur effect.

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Can you please confirm which version of the SDK you are using? Also, the iOS SDK currently does not have support for using filters with a custom meeting UI. They are only available through the default meeting UI. You should be able to select the blur background programmatically though, depending on the version you are using.

So Zoom / MS Teams has a blur my background feature during video calls. We're a Webex organization though and I don't currently see this feature for Webex. Looking in the desktop app and over the web, the option to do this doesn't jump out at me. Teams / Zoom have had this feature for a while. Would be poor on Webex's part to not have some type of feature like this. Definitely comes in handy now with everyone for the most part working remotely. We're Cisco Webex Meetings Desktop app version is 39.7.7.27.

We had one of our Desktop Support tech's upgrade Webex on his MacBook Pro with version 10.15.5 and Quad Core i7 processor and he does not see the blur my background feature in the Preview window or as an option after joining the meeting. Is there something else that needs to be done to enable this feature or do I need to open a TAC case?

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